Portland Public Library's collection in the Portland Room includes the complete Maine Times on microfilm, as well as the Maine Times Index- which accompanies indexed entries in the Maine News Index.
Submissions from 1994
The International Dental Health Foundation, after examining the amount of sodium
The Legislature abolished the Maine Meat Act in 1979, moving the state to a syst
The Machiasport Board of Appeals last week ruled that the 460-foot United States
The Maine Audubon Society and the Sportsman's Alliance of Maine are working toge
The Maine Chapter of the New England Coast Conservation Association in January w
The Maine Citizens Review Board, made up of activists from the term limits, tax
The Maine Community AIDS Partnership has released "Maine: A Report on HIV/AIDS N
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife's proposed Quality Fishing
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife has announced that its plans
The Maine Division of Disease Control reports that the state has 504 total repor
The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission has negotiated a zoning agreement that
The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission met in November to consider a proposal
The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission voted 4-3 against allowing Penobscot Ou
The Maine League of Conservation Voters, which tracks the voting records of stat
The Maine Legislature and Gov. McKernan supported a bill to allow Central Maine
The Maine Legislature in 1991 enacted the Dairy Stabilization Act, and in the th
The Maine State Ferry's Rockland-to-Vinalhaven run has suffered 11 accidents in
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on July 11 issued an administrative order that
The National Marine Fisheries Service, as part of a plan to reduce the harbor po
The National Marine Fisheries Service is giving lobstermen six months to devise
The Northeast Fisheries Science Center in Woods Hole, Mass., reports that the At
The Northern Forest Lands Council recently issued a draft report that including
The Northern Forest Lands Council this week issued "Finding Common Ground," its
The Portland Newspapers last week announced that Bruce J. Gensmer, former vice p
The Portland Sea Dogs in their inaugural season set an Eastern League attendance
The recent U.S. Commerce Department groundfish recovery plan that will severely
The Rockland Harbor Walk Coalition secured a $100,000 federal transportation gra
The September 23 issue of Maine Times contained a piece on a Maine Public Televi
The state Board of Pesticide Control last week held a two-day hearing in Ellswor
The state Department of Environmental Protection has proposed limiting industria
The state Department of Marine Resources is developing regulations that would al
The state Legislature is considering a bill that would exempt Maine's paper mill
The state Legislature three years ago eliminated a $100,000 subsidy for the Bige
The three-day Hempstock festival on Harry Brown's farm in Starks is expected to
The three-day WoodenBoat Show in Southwest Harbor last weekend drew 8,000 visito
The town of Bowdoinham in 1992 was recycling more than half its solid waste, wel
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $500,000 grant to the Maine Metal Pr
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a legal brief saying that construction of
The Vermont Fish and Game Department confirmed that three animals seen near Craf
The Waldo Knox AIDS Coalition has organizaed a peer education project aimed at e
Tree-Free, a division of Statler Tissue in Augusta, for several years has been m
University of Maine System clerical workers have been working without a contract
University of Southern Maine President Richard Pattenaude last week announced a
Unum Corp. is paying dearly for individual disability policies that were non-can
U.S. District Court Judge Morton A. Brody has ruled that the law enforcement off
Velpar, a chemical used in the blueberry industry, has been found in wells servi
Voters in the Piscataquis County town of Atkinson last week passed an ordinance
Waldo County General Hospital in Belfast is developing the Penobscot Shores proj
Waterville developer F. Timothy Vigue, who recently proposed building a huge dom
Whitefield area residents are concerned about a plan by Harry Crooker & Sons to
William Rawlings of Kennebunkport has been named president and publisher of Main
WoodenBoat magazine, based in Brooklin, this weekend will sponsor its first Main
An estimated 100,000 to 150,000 residents and non-residents go sports fishing in, Phyllis Austin
An ever-increasing inventory of lightweight, wireless communications and navigat, Phyllis Austin
Burt's Bees Inc. of Guilford recently relocated to North Carolina, taking with i, Phyllis Austin
Computer networks throughout New England are being used by Maine's environmental, Phyllis Austin
Doug Mayo, 41, owns and operates the trawler Jesse, which runs out of South Port, Phyllis Austin
Fifteen years ago, Buddhism in Maine was a novelty, but during the 1980s it spre, Phyllis Austin
First in a two-part series on funding the environmental movement. Maine's first, Phyllis Austin
Jim LaBrecque, 40, a native of Farmington, is the brains behind cutting-edge ene, Phyllis Austin
Kenetech Windpower, the nation's largest wind energy corporation, has proposed i, Phyllis Austin
Les Otten started working at Sunday River when it was owned by Killington Ski Ar, Phyllis Austin
Maine established pre-litigation screening panels as part of the 1986 Tort Refor, Phyllis Austin
Malcolm Hunter Jr. and Bob Seymour, both professors at the University of Maine a, Phyllis Austin
New England fishermen say the new federal regulations regarding the groundfish s, Phyllis Austin
Robin Alden is the editor of Commercial Fisheries News, considered one of the tw, Phyllis Austin
Second in a two-part series on funding the environmental movement. Recent years, Phyllis Austin
Seven Islands Land Company has managed 975,000 acres of Pingree family forest la, Phyllis Austin
The 1993 Maine soft-shell clam harvest was around 130,000 bushels, worth $9 mill, Phyllis Austin
The Maine Legislature passed the Forest Practices Act in 1989, and rules adopted, Phyllis Austin
The new U.S. Department of Commerce groundfish recovery plan makes the assumptio, Phyllis Austin
The Passamaquoddy Indian tribe would like to open a gambling casino in Calais, a, Phyllis Austin
The seafood display at the Shop 'n Save on Forest Avenue in Portland is one exam, Phyllis Austin
The town of Stonington, situated at the tip of Deer Isle off the end of the Blue, Phyllis Austin
Dennis Creaser of South Paris, Jay Windover of Dixfield and Gary Howard of Bath, Jack C Barnes
Thomas Hammond & Son, a lumber mill founded in Hiram in 1947, is now managed by, Jack C Barnes
Letter to the editor from Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Barringer,, Richard Barringer
Advertising by lawyers has been legal in the United States since 1977, but only, Edgar Allen Beem
Architect Randolph Croxton, whose Croxton Collaborative designed the New York he, Edgar Allen Beem
"Back of the Book" piece on baseball by Edgar Allen Beem, who plays left-center, Edgar Allen Beem
Community radio station WERU-FM was established in 1988 in folksinger Noel Paul, Edgar Allen Beem
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joseph Brennan was a popular and effective go, Edgar Allen Beem
Developer F. Timothy Vigue in 1991 acquired an option on the Sterns Department S, Edgar Allen Beem
Former Lisbon elementary school teacher Kelly Galligan in January was indicted b, Edgar Allen Beem
In Maine, people can drive legally at age 15, be tried as adults for crimes comm, Edgar Allen Beem
John Fitzsimmons took over as president of the Maine Technical College System in, Edgar Allen Beem
Lawrence High School in Fairfield last month won both the boys' and girls' Class, Edgar Allen Beem
Maine is 98 percent white, as compared to 77 percent for the nation as a whole,, Edgar Allen Beem
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Wyoming and North Dakota are the five states wher, Edgar Allen Beem
MBNA of Delaware in 1993 opened its New England Regional Marketing Center in the, Edgar Allen Beem
Modern zoning regulations, which typically mandate large lots and the separation, Edgar Allen Beem
Nasson College in Sanford was founded in 1912 as Nasson Institute, a girl's scho, Edgar Allen Beem
North Conway, New Hampshire, as the gateway to Mount Washington Valley and the W, Edgar Allen Beem
Parents in Solon and Harpswell are among those who have come out against Maine's, Edgar Allen Beem
Paula Paulette, former director of Maine Coast Artists in Rockland, came to Port, Edgar Allen Beem
Pro-choice advocates feel that if a woman cannot control her reproductive destin, Edgar Allen Beem
Profile of architect John Silverio, who since 1979 has run Chimney House Designs, Edgar Allen Beem
Profile of Carl Chase, 52, of Brooklin, a boatbuilder and classicly-trained musi, Edgar Allen Beem
Profile of former Maine Attorney General Jim Tierney of Topsham, who, for the pa, Edgar Allen Beem
Profile of John Charles Custer Malone, president and chief executive officer of, Edgar Allen Beem